Secto Design
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Secto Design is a Finnish family–owned company known for its architectural, wooden design lamps. Each lamp is meticulously handmade at the company’s factory in Heinola, Finland, where locally sourced, certified birch wood meets sustainable production methods. The harmonious light of the luminaires and the warm tones of wood create an inviting atmosphere in both private and public spaces.

For the 2025 edition of 3daysofdesign, Secto Design returns to Copenhagen with its beloved classics, exciting technical innovations and the latest addition to its collection of sustainable wooden luminaires.

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